Straight Talk is a Tracfone company. They use either Verizon, AT&T, or Tmobile (not as sure on Tmobile, but I -think- so). So the coverage will be basically the same as those, and depend on the reception quality of the phone. If their phone says cdma and does not have a SIM card, it's Verizon service.
I've been on prepaid for 14+ years and never had a serious issue. Tracfone most of that time, Pageplus the last couple years (which Tracfone also just bought out). I also have a Straight Talk home phone connect device with no issues. Their customer service is, ...lacking, that said I've ALWAYS gotten done what I needed to do. But I stopped using the phone support options (always worked, I just have great difficulty with thick accents). Tracfone/Straight Talk has a web forum you can use, and you can PM them, or you can email them, or you can do the web chat thing. Don't care for the chat, but used it last time transferring phones, instructions/codes one step at a time, worked fine. Unless you have a lot of issues with phones, the phone and service would be as reliable as whatever carrier you are activated on. And if you have SIM card service, if you have phone issues, just move the SIM card to another unlocked/proper kind of phone.
I don't use many minutes. I got the yearly plans all the time with Tracfone and never used all the minutes. Now I have Pageplus, I have one flip phone that is my "beater" phone for around the place, waterproof, tough, etc. And I have a smartphone for town so I can look stuff up if need be, handy for directions, etc. I have each on $10 every 4 months and that's more than enough for me, you can activate smartphones without a data or text plan with Page plus, it just deducts $ if you use Internet, or you can connect at hotspots (or activate a data plan...).
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